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Museum of the Soviet era

Liteyniy Ave, 20, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia, 191028
+7 921 377-79-20
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Openning hours
  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday Closed
  • Wednesday 12:00 – 7:00 PM
  • Thursday 12:00 – 7:00 PM
  • Friday 12:00 – 7:00 PM
  • Saturday 12:00 – 7:00 PM
  • Sunday 12:00 – 7:00 PM
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Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Museum of the Soviet era
Reviews
OLGA BORISOVA (10/20/2018)
It was an amazing journey into childhood. I would recommend everyone to visit this little island of memories. Although it is not big but includes almost all things we had in USSR. Prepare yourself for an emotional journey, allow your children to play with your childhood toys. Meet your so much loved and wanted things. Highly recommended ***** You can even purchase some things.
Anna Jaz (08/15/2019)
Museum moved out from that location.
Magid Amir (12/25/2017)
Recommend to visit
Даша Харитонова (08/27/2020)
Liberals, be afraid. A terrible place for those who do not know how to accept someone else's point of view. In general, the museum is interesting, there are many interesting exhibits, especially of Soviet life. For a price of 400 rubles, the guide will entertain you for 3-4 hours in several rooms. Of the minuses: the first two hours there will be no benches, the back hurts; (
Сергей Александрович (10/15/2020)
A wonderful journey into the great Soviet, alas, past. The museum is located in the House of Officers, the entrance to the museum is from Kirochnaya Street. Things, equipment and objects tell and remind about childhood, and about that great and strong country, its capabilities, discoveries and attitude towards people and people. It is very useful to visit with the younger generation, which, thanks to the media, thinks that apart from galoshes and shovels in the USSR they could not do anything, and education was insignificant.
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